Re: [hylafax-users] Remote receipt of fax

[Randal Jarrett <randalj@hhsys.org>]

I probably should not have brought up the barcodes at all.

The problem is to receive a fax at a remote hylafax server and forward
it over the network to the main hylafax server and have it processed as
a received fax.

What the faxrcvd program does with is actually irrelevant just the need
for the fax to be passed to it just as if it had been received on a
local fax.


On Thu, 2003-02-20 at 05:01, Holger Raschke wrote:
> 
> 
> > The fax server handles specialized faxes with bar codes on them that are
> > read by a program on that system.  The faxes from the remote that is
> > having problems come in gabbled and unusable due to phone line problems
> > that we cannot do anything about.
> > 
> 
> And what does faxrcvd do with the incoming fax at your location?
> 
> When I understood you right the solution depends on the possible ways to 
> offer the data to your program that has to read the barcodes.
> Maybe FTP to a directory, that has to be watched (by this program or by 
> a job on your machine) is a solution.
> faxrcvd on the remote machine could be changed to do the transfer.
> --
> holger
> 
-- 
Randal Jarrett
randalj@hhsys.org
Information Technology 
Huntsville Hospital 
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